Bank repossessions
in Spain,
valued and ranked

Yes. You can sign up, search every listing, see each home's valuation and numbers, use the Radar, the AI analysis, the AI advisor and the Predictor, and subscribe, all in English. Only each listing's own description stays in Spanish (one click from a translation).

It gathers the homes that banks, auctions and listing portals are selling across Spain, values each one against similar homes in its area and ranks them, so you can see which are priced below what they're worth.

No. We don't sell property and we don't take commission. You get the analysis and the link to the original listing, and you deal with the bank or the agent directly.

They're for the AI tools: each real-time search with the Radar costs 10 credits, each full analysis of a home 5 and each question to the advisor 1. You get 25 free when you sign up, and a subscription adds 1,000 every month (or 12,000 a year on the annual plan). If you run out, you can buy more with a plan. They never expire.

No, and that's the point. By our valuation, only a minority are priced at least 15% below what they're worth. We value every one so you only spend time on those.

Yes. Non-residents buy homes in Spain every year. You'll need a Spanish tax number for foreigners (NIE), and there are purchase taxes and fees on top of the price that vary by region. Many buyers hire an independent lawyer to check the paperwork.

Jesús, who has worked in the Spanish property market since 2016. He doesn't sell homes or take commission: RadarPro is the tool he wanted when he started.